“State-level decisions landing on local families.”
About Alex
Alex Corrigan is raising four children in Wisconsin’s 55th District and serves on the Neenah Joint School District Board of Education. She comes from a working-class family and runs a campaign that takes no PAC money, funded by people who live and work in the district.
She is challenging Republican incumbent Nate Gustafson in Assembly District 55, which is mostly Winnebago County and includes part of southern Outagamie.
Where Alex stands
Positions marked ★ Top Wisconsin issue rank among Wisconsin voters’ highest priorities (Marquette Law School Poll, statewide, August 2026).
Points to “property taxes climbing. Utility bills nobody can explain.”
Warns of “teachers the community adore, leaving a profession they love because the funding isn’t there,” and backs full-day 4K and competitive pay for child-care workers.
“Every dollar in this campaign comes from people who live here, work here and are tired of waiting for someone in Madison to notice.”
“No parent should have to choose between caring for a new baby… and keeping a paycheck coming in.”
The race
Running for: Wisconsin State Assembly, District 55
Opponent: Republican incumbent Nate Gustafson
Why it matters for Outagamie: Southern Outagamie voters are inside AD-55; it is a Democratic challenge to a sitting Republican in a Fox Valley swing area.
Sources: Campaign site · 9to5 candidate questionnaire